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As part of Pink October, the Saint-Germain sports center is offering a morning of sports and solidarity to raise awareness about breast cancer screening, with activities accessible to all levels.
La Dactylo presents her new collection of aphorisms, "La vie et des nuées de sens" (Life and Clouds of Meaning): an exhibition and a meet-and-greet book signing with the artist, who has been turning public spaces into poetry with stencils since 2018.
An immersive experience that plunges the audience into the Italian Renaissance through the works of Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael and Michelangelo, blending art, cutting-edge technology and staging effects. A workshop for children is included in the ticket.
The Guimet Museum presents its permanent collections of Asian art and its temporary exhibitions, including "Le savoir en trompe-l'œil. Corée, 18e-20e siècle" (Knowledge in Trompe-l'œil: Korea, 18th-20th Century). A journey through Asian cultures, for all audiences.
A time for reading and nursery rhymes for very young children, accompanied by their parents, led by the librarians.
The Moi et mes enfants association offers sports coaching sessions accessible to all, whatever their age and level, to help people enjoy sport again in a friendly atmosphere.
Step through the doors of the Maison Sport-Santé to discover how it works, its missions and the professions of the professionals who promote adapted physical activity.
The "Paris Sportives" program lets women and teenage girls take part in regular physical activity on sports fields and in public squares. And it's free!
A free workshop for expectant parents and parents of newborns, led by specialists, to create a healthy environment during pregnancy and the baby's first months.
A philosophy workshop for children aged 8 to 12, inviting them to discuss animals, machines and humans.
A workshop to explore video stores and popular cinemas of the 1990s and 2000s, and to try your hand at screenwriting through fun constraints. For teens and adults aged 15 and up.
The Fête des rues aux écoles (Street Party for Schools) comes to Paris Centre with activities for children: learning to ride a bike and a scooter, a treasure hunt, wooden games and creative workshops.
Rue du Sommerard, transformed into a pedestrian, planted school street, celebrates with a morning of free workshops and activities for young and old.
Screening of the animated film Linda veut du poulet (Linda Wants Chicken), followed by a meeting with the director Sébastien Laudenbach. A session for the whole family, ages 6 and up.
Le Paysan Urbain Paris offers activities for young and old: a guided tour of the urban farm, yoga and gong. Some are open to children aged 8 and up, others to those aged 16 and up.
The volunteer mechanics of the CycloCube association help you learn how to repair and maintain your bike, discovering mechanics and getting hands-on practice.
An advanced workshop exploring prompt engineering through concrete examples: writing the perfect prompt to reveal ChatGPT's full potential, exploring its limits and a few workaround techniques.
Repair Café volunteers introduce children to repair: tools, soldering, sewing, screws, assembling and disassembling devices. A rewarding and eco-friendly activity, from age 5.
Dare to take on a year of writing workshops: regular small-group sessions in a friendly setting, with a variety of prompts to spark your creativity.
A photo exhibition on the La Chapelle neighbourhood, complemented by a commented screening on the history of the neighbourhood and its inns.
A morning of free activities for the whole family: games, creative workshops, a smoothie bike and information stands in the 8th arrondissement.
A time for prevention, information and awareness-raising about women's health, with committed associations, discussions and screenings. Open to everyone.
The pedestrianised, planted Tandou street welcomes children and adults for a day of celebration: cooking and screen-printing workshops, musical awakening, readings, games, climbing wall.
A workshop led by a professional to discover or deepen your skills in aerial silks and trapeze, working on figures, balances, sequences and fluidity, while respecting each person's level.
A charity flea market organized by the Vitruve school, with stalls selling clothes, books, games and second-hand goods, food on site and entertainment. Open to everyone, whether you live in the neighborhood or elsewhere.
Handicap International invites young and old to a day of solidarity and citizenship against anti-personnel mines, with immersive activities and a symbolic shoe toss.
The must-attend event for students, legal professionals and law enthusiasts returns for its 16th edition, with more than 200 authors and 23 publishing houses present.
For one day, the streets around the Surmelin, Bretonneau and Tlemcen schools come alive for children and families. On the programme: plant giveaways, entertainment, workshops and friendly moments to share in the neighbourhood.
A day of awareness-raising and mobilisation around Pink October, with activities at the pool, sports workshops and information stands. The activities are open to everyone, including families and children.
The street party at the schools takes over the arrondissement: little ones and grown-ups are invited to share a friendly day of festive, family-friendly activities, organised on rue Gustave Zédé.
The Poissy fire station is opening its doors to the public: children and adults are invited to discover the daily life of firefighters, with activities for children and a stand on life-saving first aid.
The Fête des rues aux écoles celebrates the pedestrianised and planted streets near the schools of the 14th district: sports activities, creative workshops, a dance party, Lego games, karaoke and snacks, for young and old alike.
A pop-up of French designers and artisans: illustration, jewellery, ceramics, fashion, zero waste, beauty, food and a kids' area. More than 80 creators brought together for a weekend of discoveries and encounters.
Books, songs, nursery rhymes and finger games for little ones, snuggled in an adult's arms. Some sessions are bilingual in sign language and spoken French.
A story hour for toddlers, with stories, nursery rhymes and finger games, for children from 0 to 3 years old.
Marta reopens her grandfather Alfred's Shop of Emotions: an interactive puppet and song show to discover and learn to manage your emotions, ages 4 and up.
Guided tour in English of the exhibition devoted to Andy Warhol's drawings, exploring a constant practice in the artist's work, between gesture and reproduction. For individual visitors, ages 13 and up.
A funny, lively musical show blending objects, stories, songs and bits of string, in which a character somewhere between a clown and a poet brings an imaginary bestiary to life. Ages 2 and up.
One Saturday a month, a time of stories and nursery rhymes for children aged 0-6, accompanied on the guitar. For Halloween, the children's area fills with cobwebs, little lanterns and seasonal stories.
A monthly gathering to awaken the very young, in a warm and friendly atmosphere, to share with parents, grandparents, neighbours and friends.
Bidouille, the library's orange mascot, invites babies and their parents to a reading session: first picture books, word books, nursery rhymes and finger games, suited to little ones up to 3 years old.
A session for babies from 0 to 3 years old: stories, nursery rhymes and songs to share with your child in a soft and cosy atmosphere at the library.
A musical tale with puppets, djembe, balafon and sanza, in which we discover the daily life of Sambo, a little lion who sings instead of roaring. For children aged 1 to 4.
Read-aloud sessions open to everyone, for children aged 0 to 3. Free entry subject to availability.
Stories, readings and nursery rhymes to share with your child aged 0 to 6, on the first floor of the multimedia library. A bilingual French-German session is offered on 20 June.
Two story and nursery rhyme sessions at the multimedia library: one for babies from 6 months to 2 years old, one for children from 3 to 6 years old.
One Saturday a month, come share, listen to and talk about music in the company of the librarians. This session explores the sea and the oceans through a selection of musical pieces.
Aqua aerobics is a complete activity that tones the whole body through fitness and swimming exercises. It is offered from age 16.
A monthly workshop at the Maison du Jardinage et du Compostage to learn, with a master composter, how to manage a composter and use the compost, as well as the composting solutions offered in Paris.
A creative workshop led by Juliette Binet, artist and author: invent an imaginary plant from botanical plates and make large paper butterflies. In adult-child pairs, ages 7 and up.
Turn aluminium cans into earrings and keyrings with the Queen of Trash. A creative workshop for beginners, ages 10 and up, where you bring at least four cans.
As part of the Louise Michel library's 15th anniversary, a writing workshop on the theme "Being 15" to give free rein to your creativity and find your own style.
Every month, the media library welcomes you to discuss literature in a friendly atmosphere over coffee and a few treats. There you can discover new books, share reading ideas, or introduce an author or books.
As part of the Viva Mexico festival, director Fernando Eimbcke gives a masterclass at the Sorbonne on the theme "Fantastic Reality", in Spanish with French interpretation.
Free fair organized by QS to meet admissions directors from international universities and business schools, with interviews, CV advice and information on scholarships. For students, recent graduates and professionals.
Marion Bonin, a tour guide and the great-granddaughter of an Impressionist painter, tells the story of the birth of Impressionism room by room, drawing on works by Manet, Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh and Caillebotte.
Olivier Solivérès revisits Carlo Collodi's famous tale, The Adventures of Pinocchio, a big family show combining images, special effects, sets, songs, humour and poetry. From age 5 and for the whole family.
Betty Lynx-Eye investigates the mysterious pollution of the river: an interactive investigation in which children become real super-sleuths, with suspense, humour and larger-than-life characters.
A lively, poetic adaptation of the world of Peter Pan, performed by three actors who bring four iconic characters to life. An interactive show for dreamers young and old.
A musical show inspired by Charles Perrault's tale: the Puss in Boots kitten and their friends try to stop an ogre that devours everything in the forest. Ages 1 to 9.